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That's really cool! Nice project Doug! :thumb:

Muahahaha ... No but seriously ... We would need the NHB forum for me to elaborate. :covereyes::ROFLMAO:

I always instruct my clients on proper care with these types of signs. I also make up a coroplast folder for my clients to store their mags in when not in use. .... And no warranty on magnetic signs! So be carefull with them.

TrendMicro's Rootkit Buster is pretty badass as well. That sucker can take over your computer ... Make it run like a SOB ... Restarts your computer a few times on it's own. I surf where i want to surf and like going to the dark side of the internet ... It's more fun over there! If i have...

Gravestone engravers? I think many of them have mobile setups.

Good bits make a world of difference!!! I like the Dewalt bits or other "black metal" bits. None of that white metal cheap azz crap. I destroy those bits in less than a minute with my old Walter/Metabo hammer drill.

Do you not have a coroplast knife? For riders i would do them vertical ... If a good gust of wind hits them with horizontal flutes then it will bend and be forever limp.

What will she do when the next Photoshop upgrade changes the tool palette :covereyes:

We should also ask Chris Phillips from Graphic Resource Systems how his van is ... It was his van that was wrapped at Gino's shop in 2010 and i remember the guys started it in the center. Plus the material they used was from LG.

Legitimate question here: Have you seen any failures caused from the seam facing the wind? Like i said ... I do it with the seam facing away but the reasoning of cut vinyl facing the wind also does not seem to affect it.

The wrappers that were at your shop during your first Meet and Greet were saying the same thing ... They thought it didn't matter which way the seam was overlapped. They liked starting from the center because it was easyer to lay the graphic straight across the vehicle. Whenever i have a seam...

With me telling the customer how much it is going to cost to convert their logo to ready artwork. It quickly weeds out the tire kickers and sometimes people actually go for it! Get the money as a deposit before you do the work though!!!

Hey ... I love it when customers give me artwork like that! That means an extra 125.00$ for vector conversion (what i would charge for that ummm logo). If they want the file after ... add 75.00$ And of course i would redo their layout for free.

If you don't have proper tires then it can be really dangerous. Snow is no big deal up here but i can see it wreaking havoc down south.

Whenever i go to the movies i do enjoy some popcorn to go along with my butter!

I get MUCH better results and far brighter colors when designing in RGB for both vector and bitmap files. CMYK is ugly as hell ...

Definately not during working hours maybe 1 or 2 beers after 5-6 oclock but thats about it but it is also rare ... If i am in the shop .. That means i need to get work done. Once i get home thought ... I do enjoy a little bit of alcohol to relax. If you want to say i have a problem, then so...

Beer Store was closing in Long Sault (off the 401) so i guess it was for the LCBO.

ewwwwwwww :covereyes:

We go out in -15, -20 no problems. You just have to dress warm (layers is best). Colder than that ... Even customers will understand if you delay the job a day or two. The coldest install i ever did was when i was working for an old man (best boss ever) .. He apologized and said that this...